Samaritans Change of Address

How to Update Your Address with Samaritans

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How Do I Complete My Samaritans Change of Address?

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When you move house, it is essential that you remember to update all your accounts, services and providers of your change of address. From your bank and your pension to your energy and water – you can notify them all in one go using SlothMove’s quick online change of address service

If you have an account with or donate to Samaritans, then this is just one of the many services you’ll need to inform of your address change. 

In this useful guide, we’ll discuss exactly how to complete your Samaritans change of address online in record speed. 

Go ahead and discover our top tips on how to change your address with Samaritans and take much of the stress out of moving house. 

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No one understands how stressful moving house can be better than us. That’s why we’ve created a streamlined solution that allows you to update your address across all your accounts and services in one go. 

SlothMove’s home moving service allows you to notify all your providers that you’re moving home. So, as well as changing your address with Samaritans, you can also update it with all the other charities you donate to e.g. Age UK, Guide Dogs, British Red Cross, RSPCA, Cancer Research and more. 

There are two ways you can go about changing your Samaritans address.

Bay far the easiest and quickest way of completing your Samaritans change of address is using SlothMove’s award-winning online change of address service. 

All you need to do to get started with your Samaritans address change is click the button below 📍

To complete your Samaritans change of address, there are just a few steps you need to take: 

  1. Head over to SlothMove’s home setup service
  2. Enter your new and previous postcode
  3. SlothMove populates your council tax providers
  4. Select who needs to know you’re moving home (e.g. Samaritans, Admiral, Morrisons, the AA, Bulb etc.)
  5. Click submit SlothMove will update your address with Samaritans and others selected

Now, all that’s left to do is relax, knowing that your Samaritans change of address is in safe hands. 

Alternatively, if Samaritans is the only account you need to inform of your change of address, you can do so by contacting them directly. Their Supporter Care team will be happy to update your Samaritans address for you. 

Simply give the charity a call on 03709 000 032, or email them at supportercare@samaritans.org.

What Do the Samaritans Do?

Samaritans is a charity that aims to prevent deaths by suicide, campaigning to make suicide prevention a national and local priority. 

They do this by giving people ways to cope and the skills to be there for others when in need. Samaritans work with people, in prisons, schools, hospitals and on the rail network, who are going through a difficult time. 

As well as listening to and supporting people and communities in times of need, they also train others to do the same.

Every year, Samaritans volunteers spend over one million hours answering calls for help through their unique 24-hour listening service, email, letter, and face-to-face.

What are the Samaritan’s Values?

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The Samaritans charity encompasses five core values. These include: 

  • Listening – talking about feelings can alleviate distress and help people come to a better understanding of their situation and the options open to them
  • Confidentiality – if people feel safe, they’re more willing to open up about their feelings 
  • Non-judgemental – people must be able to talk without fear of prejudice or rejection
  • People making their own decisions – people should have the right to find their own solution instead of being told what to do 
  • Human contact – giving people time and empathy meets a fundamental emotional need and reduces despair
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How Do I Volunteer for the Samaritans?

Samaritans volunteers run 201 branches across the UK and Republic of Ireland. They offer their time to help deliver 24-hour emotional support to callers, as well as fundraising, administration and finance. 

To volunteer with Samaritans, you don’t need to have been through a particular life experience or have a certain background. Anyone who wants to help others and is open-minded is welcome to apply to volunteer for the Samaritans charity. 

There are various ways you can volunteer with Samaritans, depending on your skills and how much time you have to give. Some of the Samaritans volunteering positions include:

  • Listening volunteer 
  • Marketing 
  • Fundraising 
  • IT Support 

So, how do you start volunteering with Samaritans?

  1. Complete the enquiry form online 
  2. Have an interview 
  3. Start your training 

After making an inquiry, you’ll need to have an interview as part of the selection process. Then, if you’re selected, you’ll complete an online training module. 

Samaritans recruitment and training is all carried out by volunteers.

Why Do I Need to Change My Samaritans Address?

If you’re moving house, it’s really important that you complete your Samaritans change of address before you do. 

If you donate to Samaritans, you’ll need to update them of your house move to ensure any necessary changes can be made to your direct debit arrangement. If you want to continue making regular donations, you’ll need to remember to change your address with Samaritans prior to moving home. 

If you receive support from Samaritans, it is also a good idea to update your address with them to ensure they know where to send any important communications.

How do I Donate to Samaritans?

To donate to Samaritans, all you need to do is visit their donations page and select whether you want to make a monthly or one-off payment. Next, choose how much you wish to donate. 

If you want to support a particular branch of Samaritans, you should visit their find a branch page and select your preferred branch. At the bottom of your branche’s page, you’ll find a link to donate to that branch via an online third party. If your chosen branch doesn’t have a link to donate, it may mean they aren’t yet set up to take donations online. However, this doesn’t mean you can’t donate by post. 

Additionally, Samaritans do also accept donations over the phone. To donate to Samaritans by telephone, call 03709 000 032.

When Should I Change My Address with Samaritans?

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Ideally, you should try to change your Samaritans address at least one month before you move house. 

Completing your Samaritans change of address so early on will ensure that the charity can update your details before you move into your new home. 

This is important to ensure your direct debit arrangement can be updated and your monthly donations can continue to support the charity. Additionally, remembering to change your address with Samaritans will allow them to keep in contact with you, informing you of any important charity updates.

Completing your Samaritans Change of Address

So, you’re planning on moving house and need to change your address with Samaritans. No problem – you can notify Samaritans that you’re moving house easily online, using SlothMove’s award-winning change of address service. Or, you can get in touch with Samaritans directly, via phone or email. 

Once you’ve updated your address across all the necessary services and providers, you can sit back and start settling into your new home. 

Check out our change of address checklist to see who you need to inform of your house move. 

If you donate to any other charities, take a look at some of our other change of address articles: 

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